cablespaghetti.dev is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.

This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

Site description
Cablespaghetti's personal snac instance
Admin email
sam@cablespaghetti.dev
Admin account
@sam@cablespaghetti.dev

Search results for tag #raspberrypi

[?]Wintermute_BBS » 🌐
@Wintermute_BBS@oldbytes.space

joining the hype on a model 2B+ with official 7" ...

NetBSD 11 booting on a Raspberry Pi 2B with rhe official 7" LCD touchscreen attached

Alt...NetBSD 11 booting on a Raspberry Pi 2B with rhe official 7" LCD touchscreen attached

    [?]Stefano Marinelli » 🌐
    @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

    **Ceci n'est pas un Mac mini.** 🎨

    As Magritte might have said, appearances can be deceiving.

    It may look like a Mac mini, but it's actually a Raspberry Pi 4B in a custom case I designed and 3D printed with my Bambu Lab A1 mini.

    And, of course, it proudly wears the NetBSD logo.

    Who needs a Mac mini when you can have a little NetBSD box of your own? 😄

    Close-up of a Bambu Lab A1 mini 3D printer creating the NetBSD logo on its textured build plate. The black filament outlines the NetBSD lettering and flag, appearing mirrored because of the printing orientation. The printer's toolhead is visible above the print.

    Alt...Close-up of a Bambu Lab A1 mini 3D printer creating the NetBSD logo on its textured build plate. The black filament outlines the NetBSD lettering and flag, appearing mirrored because of the printing orientation. The printer's toolhead is visible above the print.

    Three-quarter top view of a finished, black 3D-printed Raspberry Pi case. Its minimalist, rounded-square design resembles a small desktop computer, with the NetBSD name and flag logo recessed into the textured lid. The enclosure rests on a wooden surface.

    Alt...Three-quarter top view of a finished, black 3D-printed Raspberry Pi case. Its minimalist, rounded-square design resembles a small desktop computer, with the NetBSD name and flag logo recessed into the textured lid. The enclosure rests on a wooden surface.

    Front view of a black 3D-printed Raspberry Pi enclosure with rounded corners and an engraved NetBSD logo on top. Ventilation slots run above the exposed USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and Ethernet ports. The case is sitting on a wooden table.

    Alt...Front view of a black 3D-printed Raspberry Pi enclosure with rounded corners and an engraved NetBSD logo on top. Ventilation slots run above the exposed USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and Ethernet ports. The case is sitting on a wooden table.

    A Raspberry Pi board resting on the bottom half of a black 3D-printed case, next to the assembled enclosure. The rounded-square case has a recessed NetBSD logo on its lid. Both pieces sit on a wooden surface.

    Alt...A Raspberry Pi board resting on the bottom half of a black 3D-printed case, next to the assembled enclosure. The rounded-square case has a recessed NetBSD logo on its lid. Both pieces sit on a wooden surface.

      [?]GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮 » 🌐
      @gamingonlinux@mastodon.social

      [?]Michael [he/him] » 🌐
      @mmeier@social.mei-home.net

      RE: social.mei-home.net/@mmeier/11

      A short update on this one: The workaround with disabling TCO and SG via ethtool seems to work, I haven't had a problem with any of my 3 Pi 5 after executing the following command:

      ethtool --features eth0 tso off sg off

      Warning: This doesn't survive a reboot. See this comment for a way to automatically apply it upon each reboot: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sou

      [?]Michael [he/him] » 🌐
      @mmeier@social.mei-home.net

      Twice since my Ubuntu 26.04 update, one of my Pi 5 control plane nodes seized up. Not entirely, just all network access seized. After a reboot, the logs are still there but show a ream of errors from apps not being able to send or receive any network traffic.

      No kernel errors at all though, besides the Ceph driver complaining that it can't connect to any MONs.

      There might be a kernel bug: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sou

      Pi

          [?]Michael [he/him] » 🌐
          @mmeier@social.mei-home.net

          Today's plan for computering with Deutsche Bahn is to look into switching off TCP Segmentation Offload and Scatter-Gather more permanently than with a manual ethtool execution. This is to fix the issue with the Pi 5 networking dropping out on the Ubuntu 26.04 7.0 kernel.

          First step is to write an Ansible local fact script which determines whether the Pi is a Pi 5 or a Pi 4. As so often, Raspberry Pi has excellent docs on that already: raspberrypi.com/documentation/

            [?]Doug Belshaw » 🌐
            @dajb@social.coop

            Most home dashboards fail by showing everything they can. The hard part is deciding what to leave out.

            Ours runs on a Mac mini and a Raspberry Pi driving an old Samsung Frame TV. Calendar, weather, Powerwall, Octopus tariff, bin days. Notices only appear when they matter, and energy is one sentence instead of a wall of kilowatts.

            Built with my Little Robot Friend ahead of our kitchen-diner renovation.

            substrate.dougbelshaw.com/prep

            Photo of home dashboard

            Alt...Photo of home dashboard

              Gary boosted

              [?]LAYERED » 🌐
              @LAYERED@oldbytes.space

              Did you know that I made “The fastest way to get on your up and running”?

              If you’re into , give it a try.

              previous.li

                [?]Michael Jack » 🌐
                @mjack@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                Updating NetBSD system files on a Raspberry Pi Zero W with the 'sysupgrade' utility requires a small edit to /usr/pkg/etc/sysupgrade.conf:

                RELEASEDIR="nycdn.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD-da$(uname -r | cut -d. -f1)/latest/$(uname -m)-$(uname -p)"

                This changes part of the subdir from "evbarm" (which doesn't exist) to "evbarm-earmv6hf" (which does).

                Please note that I might not know what I'm doing, being quite new to NetBSD.

                  [?]9to5Linux » 🌐
                  @9to5linux@floss.social

                  Trixie-Based Desktop Is Now Available for 64-Bit PCs and Intel-Based Macs 9to5linux.com/debian-trixie-ba

                  A screenshot of Raspberry Pi Desktop on a 64-bit PC.

                  Alt...A screenshot of Raspberry Pi Desktop on a 64-bit PC.

                    Gary boosted

                    [?]LAYERED » 🌐
                    @LAYERED@oldbytes.space

                    and fans, take note: If you’ve always wanted to run NeXTSTEP on a but have been put off by all the hassle of setting it up and installing it, I’ve got something for you.

                    for . A browser-based admin tool that looks and feels just like NeXTSTEP, allowing you to boot a fresh Raspi directly into NeXTSTEP with minimal effort.

                    youtu.be/3mZDBQ-RVy4

                      [?]GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮 » 🌐
                      @gamingonlinux@mastodon.social

                      [?]Peter Paterson » 🌐
                      @solusspider@polymaths.social

                      I am "burning" a 62.2GB image to an SD card. The software started by saying it would take 11.5 hours!
                      The OS I am installing is PiMega and is designed to be booted on a Raspberry Pi, particularly models 4, 400, 5, 500. I have a 400.
                      Here is the author's own video on his YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/OFa8YWv6j98 *
                      CubicleNate has a review here: https://cubiclenate.com/pimiga/
                      #Amiga #PiMega #RaspberryPi

                      * Unsure why my own burn is so slow as the author states it should only take 10 minutes! Oh well. It's truly on the back burner as I have plenty else to do.

                      PiMega "burning" to an SD card, to be booted on my Raspberry Pi 400.

                      Alt...PiMega "burning" to an SD card, to be booted on my Raspberry Pi 400.

                        [?]paulrickards » 🌐
                        @paulrickards@mastodon.social

                        And after a few days of modeling and a 3D print, it looks like a handheld! And it has a handle too 😊

                        Raspberry Pi 3A+
                        Pimoroni Hyperpixel square LCD w touch
                        Rii mini BT keyboard
                        2 x 18650 cells w LX-2BUPS
                        Volume knob for two rear speakers

                        A small handheld computer in dark grey plastic standing up on a white table. It has a square LCD showing text from a Gopher site, a small keyboard at the bottom, and a handle on the top right.

                        Alt...A small handheld computer in dark grey plastic standing up on a white table. It has a square LCD showing text from a Gopher site, a small keyboard at the bottom, and a handle on the top right.

                        test

                        Alt...test

                        A hand holding a small grey plastic computer by the handle.

                        Alt...A hand holding a small grey plastic computer by the handle.

                          [?]paulrickards » 🌐
                          @paulrickards@mastodon.social

                          Thanks for the comments all! A couple of people mentioned it but yeah it does have strong Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy vibes!

                          A hand holding a small computer by the handle with small keyboard at the bottom and display at the top left with the words "don't panic" in large friendly letters.

                          Alt...A hand holding a small computer by the handle with small keyboard at the bottom and display at the top left with the words "don't panic" in large friendly letters.

                            [?]paulrickards » 🌐
                            @paulrickards@mastodon.social

                            Accidental feature: the screen can tilt up when flat on a desk.

                            A small computer in gray plastic on a desk with a square LCD proper up at an angle and a keyboard below it and a handle on the right.

                            Alt...A small computer in gray plastic on a desk with a square LCD proper up at an angle and a keyboard below it and a handle on the right.

                              [?]paulrickards » 🌐
                              @paulrickards@mastodon.social

                              I uploaded the model for the "Don't Panic Cyberdeck" to Printables.

                              Let me know if you make one. Enjoy!

                              printables.com/model/1775113-d

                              A hand holding a small computer in gray plastic with the words don't panic in large friendly letters on the screen. There's a small keyboard below and a handle on the top right.

                              Alt...A hand holding a small computer in gray plastic with the words don't panic in large friendly letters on the screen. There's a small keyboard below and a handle on the top right.

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                                [?]Sam » 🌐
                                @sam@cablespaghetti.dev

                                In unsurprising on a news. I am increasingly fed up of having to restart it when it crashes due to running out of memory. It happens quite often when I post and sometimes when I don’t. I think this is due to having more content on disk than when I first set it up.

                                I may have to move it to slightly more powerful hardware for my own sanity…

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                                  [?]Sam » 🌐
                                  @sam@cablespaghetti.dev

                                  Time for another blog post, about hosting a fediverse instance on my ancient Raspberry Pi. Obviously I had to share it on the fediverse.

                                  https://cablespaghetti.dev/hosting-a-fediverse-instance-on-an-original-raspberry-pi.html


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                                    [?]Sam » 🌐
                                    @sam@cablespaghetti.dev

                                    Here's a blog post on setting up Alpine Linux on my old 256MB Raspberry Pi in diskless mode and having it host a static site (and now my blog). I'll write up another on how I got Snac installed to have it host my fediverse presence over the next few days. Enjoy!

                                    https://cablespaghetti.dev/hosting-a-static-site-on-an-original-raspberry-pi.html